This Level 2 apprenticeship is great for those who want to train on the job and gain a nationally recognized qualification in craft masonry. You must enjoy working in the outdoors, be physically fit and have good practical and hand skills.
Bricklayers may work on a range of projects and sites from housing new-builds to alterations, extensions and large commercial developments. As well as building from scratch, you can also work on refurbishing and restoration projects.
If you choose the apprenticeship route you will be able to work, earn and learn from the start. Gaining invaluable real world experience, while gaining theoretical and advanced skills usually by attending college one day per week. If you are not ready to start working straight away, you may want to spend a year on a full-time Level 1 qualification first to build your confidence and skills, while finding an employer prepared to take you on for an apprenticeship.
The qualification aims to equip the learner with the skills, knowledge and understanding required to plan and instruct programmes for exercise referral.
Engineering remains one of the UK’s most important industries, offering a diverse range of exciting employment opportunities, from design to tool making. During your studies you will learn the principles of engineering so you can then specialise in areas such as manufacturing, plant operations and repair, machining, welding and fabrication
This Level 3 qualification is a full-time course which can run over two years. The programme is equivalent to three A levels on completion of the second year. The course provides you with the knowledge, understanding and skills that will prepare you for employment or progression to higher education and degree courses.
The course attracts UCAS points to further your progression onto Higher Education. On successful completion of the course, you can progress onto an Apprenticeship or enter into employment.
The course will develop your knowledge and skills in the design, manufacture and maintenance of engineering products.
If you would like to gain an insight into bookkeeping and accountancy and an overall understanding of the underpinning skills required to work in an accounting role and the areas you might wish to specialise in then this is the course for you.
The AAT Foundation Certificate in Accounting is suitable for anyone interested in a new career or developing an existing career.
During the AAT Level 2, you will learn finance administrator skills e.g. double entry bookkeeping, basic costing principles, and purchase, sales and general ledgers. You will develop the necessary knowledge and skills to enable you to understand and use a cost recording system within an organisation, including its use for recording or extracting data and using spreadsheets to provide information on budgeted income and expenditure.
We also offer this course off-site at St Mellion
Future careers take centre stage at virtual college open day
6th July 2020
Cornwall College St Austell is hosting a second virtual open day for all 16-18 school leavers on Thursday 23rd July 5-7pm.
College joins forces with local GPs to train
26th June 2020
St Austell residents can now benefit from a healthy living scheme thanks to a partnership between GPs and a local college. Local residents already benefiting from a healthy living scheme can now study to become part of the future workforce.
Exciting partnership to transform care training in Cornwall
5th June 2020
Cornwall Care and The Cornwall College Group (TCCG) have partnered to create a new Care Academy that will secure the quality training and development of the county’s next generation of carers.
Virtual College Open Day highlights ingenuity and opportunity in lockdown
5th May 2020
Cornwall College St Austell is hosting a virtual open day for all 16-18 school leavers on Thursday 14th May 5-7pm.
Local college lights up in lockdown
4th May 2020
A local college is lighting up in lockdown to show support to the NHS and Key Workers who are continuing to work tirelessly during this time.
